The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1887-10-05
COLLEGE NOTES.
Wh2t they are Doing, Saying and Think
ing on 1.-THE Ill.,"

whIt they are Doing, Saying and Think
ing on 1.-THE Ill.,"
Especially reported for the TIxrs.l
Miss Minnie Gillespie attended
Chpel Monday.
John Webb, who was that party
on tha tower Monday evening?
Miss Anna McReynolds made q
visit home Saturday. She returned
Monday.
Miss Maggie Rowan very kindly
presented the Society with a hand
some book.
There were many sad faces on
the Hill as the news from the cleo
ton came in.
Misses Matte and Maggie Clark
and Miss Nola Malcomb entered
school last week.
Rev. John Silsby, who will soon
start as missionary to China, has
been on the Hill for few days.
Geo. Lowry was sick a few days
last week. He rooms with J. +.
Love--that settles 1.-THE was Love-
sick. Call in the college physi-
cian;' he has plenty ofbone-set.
| Mrs. Laura Hanna gave eight
couple, principally students, So
ciable Saturday evening. Mrs.
Hanna spares no pains to make
young people enjoy themselves and
always succeeds in doing so.
Rev. G. A. Duncan conducted
Chapel services Monday. He also
attended several recitations during
the day, and in the Trigonometry
class, gave the boys some good ad-
vice In regard to- thorough work"
Mr.. T. J. Miles got a vacation of
Thursday and Friday from his
school. He gave the College a
pleasant call during the time. Judd
SAYS "There'S no rose without a
thorn" but that he doesn't object to
the "Thorne."
Miss Mollie Caldwell and Miss
Annie Kidd entertained a party o.
young people at their home Satur.
day evening. Among the number
were several students. The pro.
gramme of the evening was social
games and refreshments. All pres
ent enjoyed the evening very much
The boys who went from the Hill
parleyed awhile whether to walk OF
60 afOot, but at length decided tc
walk.
Rev. Mr.. Silsby visited the Athe
nian Society Friday night and made
the boys short speech. The Athe
nian elected participants for Xmas
and Commencement entertain
ments Friday evening. The fol
lowing is list: For Xmas, ]. w
Mckinley, w. X. Anderson, Wade
Morton and Tom Bowers, debators
r. A. Parham and Fielding Lannon's
orators. For Commencement, VIM
McClung and G. G. Mckinley, de
batOrs, and w. L. Bond, orator.
The Alpha Sigma received A. Ma
gill, Friday night, as an active
member. MeWrs. T. J. Miles and
; A. N, Ruble visited the society OF
the evening of its last meeting
The following members will repre-
sent the Alpha Sigma in the enter
tainments this year. For Xmas
, Tommy Curtis, declaimer, w. D
Malcolm, Chas. Martson, A. L. Jones
and g. G. Cooper, debators. J. f
Live and Geo. Lowry, orators. Fol
Commencement, A. p. Cooper ant
Z. S. Cunningham, debatOrs, ant
w. E. Graham, orator.
Prof. Wilson returned on Thurs
day last from the funeral Of hi
father. He had to hurry back t
get here in time tovOte. His father
when on his death bed, mistook TN
day, and thought the election da,
(: had arrived, and he wanted to b
carried to the polls to vote for tn
Amendment and looked disap
/, pointed when told that the election
would be week later. He kne,
he could not live that long. Nj
, WILSON was, all his life through,
self-sacrificing philanthropist. Al
|, though still weary from a week q
watching and anxiety, Prof. Wilso
Q met his classes on Monday morn
J. ling.
The Presbytery of Union held q